... for doubt . that if such a bill as has been foreshadowed , should be introduced there will be political storms and wreck. The Whig landlords, who last year combined with the Conservatives to defeat the Government on question of relieving them of taxes, are ...

... hitherto, that local rank and position hare been too much looked to the be-all and the end-all in a county member. If a good Whig Tory, the case might be, belonging to one or other of the county families, offered himself, as the result of some tacit arrangement ...

... reason why, since 1868, he has been without a seat. It was thus not \ery obvious how the Earl of Zetland, a th' rough-going Whig, should have been using his influence in favour of Mr Laing. The supposition might have been entertained that his Lordship ...

... of the Conservatives, if they knew how to use it. If, instead of seeking again to dish the Whigs, by going further in the way of concession than the Whigs were inclined to go, they were to take their stand on the ground of conserving present arrangements ...

... certainly is an advantage to be occasionally shown measures and questions of policy through spectacles that are not exactly Whig or Tory. Mr Horsman inferentially complains of the much speaking that has been inflicted on the country, during the last four ...

... abolition of the Esta- blished Church of Ireland suggest that an attack on the Churches of England and Scotland is with the Whigs merely a question of electoral exigency. If returned I shall resist all attacks on the national Churches. I regret, as a -Scotsman ...

... abolition of the Esta- blished Church of Ireland suggest that an attack on the Churches of England and Scotland is with the Whigs merely a question of electoral exigency. If returned I shall resist all attacks en the national Churches. I regret, as a Scotsman ...

... abolition of the Esta- I blished Church of Ireland suggest that an cttack on the ! Churches of England Mid firotland is with the Whigs merely i a question cf e_ec'or-s:l-__-_gency. If returned I shall resist j all attacks on the national Churche*. I regret, ...

... attending the ?? of the Esta- blished Church of Ireland suggest that an attack on the Churches of England and Scotland is with tbe Whigs merely a question of electoral exigency. If returned . I shall resist aU attacks on the national Churches. I regret, as a Scotsman ...

... abolition of the Esta- blished Church of Ireland suggest that an attack on the Churches of England and Scotland is with the Whigs merely a question of electoral exigency. If returned I shaU resist all attacks on the national Churche-. I regret, as a Scotsman ...

... abolition of the Esta- blished Church of Ireland suggest that an attack on the Churches of England and Scotland is with the Whigs merely a question of electoral exigency. If returned I diaU resist all attacks on the national Churches. I regret, as a Scotsman ...

... attending the ?? of the Esta- blished Church of Ireland suggest that an attack on the Churches of England and Scotland is with the Whigs merely a question of electoral exigency. If returned I shall resist all attacks on the national Chu relies. I regret, as a ...